Ellen Greenberg

Ooh.

But I just listened to your recap of the Ellen Greenberg case.

Mm.

Did I do that just on Patreon?

And so you have to take all of that in.

And when you look at it, you think, "Okay, is this even plausible mechanically?" You know, is this even mechanically, uh, plausible? Remember we used, we used that term when, um, when we were, uh, addressing, um, uh, Ellen Greenberg's case.

Oh, my gosh.

Is it even, i- is it even biomechanically plausible-

know,

I mean, in any case, you kind of saw it with Ellen Greenberg, right? Yeah.

I mean, it's not

unique to this case.

it's

circumstantial well and I guess where it gets dicey too is because like they're trying to argue with that that they didn't really investigate him like if we go back to Ellen Greenberg right like they didn't really investigate it as anything other than a suicide so was it investigated as anything other than that I don't know there are details like that that don't look good like that guy that worked in the DA office

buying their house yeah like this is the thing though is that they, you're, everybody's saying that they didn't investigate it and I assure you that there was some, there was levels of investigation that we know for a fact.

Like, If they were able to get text messages off of his phone and her phone and GPS and he went to CVS and this and that, they were able to see everything that he was texting.

mean, in any case,

you kind of saw it with Ellen Greenberg, right? Yeah.

I mean, it's not

unique to this case.

Recrees are expensive.

Judge Scott Morgan, do you remember the last recreate, recreation you and I did? It was about Ellen Greenberg.

Yes, it was.

days for you to set up at Jacksonville State University.